Dr. Diana “Lee” Heron Encourages Fellow SUNY Educators to Focus on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Assistant Professor Dr. Diana “Lee” Heron has spent the past decade instructing SUNY Broome’s...
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Category: Diversity
Black History Month: Honoring Our Hornet Alumni
In honor of Black History Month, we are excited to share with you a series on SUNY Broome alumni...
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Jesse balances a challenging regimen of studying, work and martial arts
Jesse Greene, SUNY Broome Physical Therapist Assistant student, in the lab This profile was...
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SUNY Broome Theater Presents, SPEAK OUT: Great American Heroes
SUNY Broome Theater Presents SPEAK OUT: Great American Heroes features the words of Rosa Parks, Frederick Douglass, Sojourner Truth, Jackie Robinson, Harriet Tubman, Muhammad Ali, Maya Angelou, Spike Lee, Martin Luther King, Toni Morrison and Kobe Bryant. Thursday, February 27, 2020 at 11:00 AM
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Multicultural Luncheon on March 19
SUNY Broome’s International Student Organization will hold its annual Multicultural Luncheon from...
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Feb. 27 Common Hour: America’s original sin of racism
Join faculty presenters Doug Garnar and Scott Corley at 11 a.m. Feb. 27 in Titchener Hall Room 102 for a discussion of the rise of systemic racism both in our local and national communities.
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Feb. 20 Common Hour: Becoming ‘White’
Join faculty presenters Doug Garnar and Scott Corley at 11 a.m. Feb. 20 in Titchener Hall Room 102 for a presentation regarding how various ethnic and religious groups have become members of the ‘white club’ in America.
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Focus on STEM: SUNY Broome professor explores a different side of Engineering Science
Not all of engineering focuses on the inner workings of machines, electronics and computers, or the construction of buildings, bridges and roads. Professor Tamika Gordon is working toward her doctorate in industrial and systems engineering while teaching at SUNY Broome.
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Feb. 20 Common Hour: Becoming ‘White’
Join faculty presenters Doug Garnar and Scott Corley at 11 a.m. Feb. 20 in Titchener Hall Room 102 for a presentation regarding how various ethnic and religious groups have become members of the ‘white club’ in America.
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Forging democracy through conversation: Meet History Professor Scott Corley
Part of SUNY Broome’s History, Philosophy & Social Science Department, Professor Scott Corley strives to go beyond the rote teaching of history, and look instead on how its lessons can be applied in the larger world. Learn more about this inspiring SUNY Broome professor!
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Go further: From veteran to graduate, social worker and teacher
SUNY Broome alumnus Major Barnett is a veteran, social worker, author and inspiring teacher. Learn more about Dr. Barnett, and what he would like you to remember for Black History Month.
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